Solution:The member of Nordic Council are Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden with the autonomous territories Greenland, Faroe Island and Aland.The Nordic Council is an official body which facilitates inter-parliamentary cooperation between the Nordic nations of Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Iceland as well as from the autonomous areas of the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and the Åland Islands. Its headquarters is located in Copenhagen, Denmark
The Nordic Council seeks “to provide a forum for consultation among the legislatures and governments of the member-states on matters of common interest”. Cooperation is sought especially in economic, social, cultural, legal, labour and environmental matters.
Structure
The Nordic Council consists of the Plenary Assembly, the Presidium, the Standing Committee and the Secretariat.
The Plenary Assembly is the highest decision-making body and is composed of 87 members elected by national or territorial parliaments. The Assembly meets once a year. The Presidium, consisting of a President and 10 Vice-Presidents (two from each country), is appointed by the Plenary Assembly.
It presides over the Assembly sessions and supervises the Council’s work. The Secretariat, headed by a Secretary-General, looks after the day-to-day administration. There are five Standing Committees; economic, legal, cultural, environmental and social which report to the Assembly on the concerned areas.